Radiant Primary Care • Millburn, NJ
Internal Medicine Doctor, Millburn NJ
Comprehensive adult medical care from board-certified internists — trained specifically for the complexity of adult health, not split across pediatrics and other specialties.
✓ Board-Certified Physicians
✓ Same-Day Appointments
✓ Complex & Chronic Conditions
✓ Telehealth & In-Person Visits
✓ Adult & Geriatric Focus
Why Choose an Internist
Trained for the Full Complexity of Adult Health.
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Not Split Across Specialties
Family medicine residency splits training across pediatrics, obstetrics, and adults. Internal medicine residency is 100% adult-focused — years dedicated entirely to how adult bodies work and fail.
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Built for Complexity
Multiple chronic conditions, medication interactions, and organ systems that affect each other are what internists train for daily — not an occasional complicated case.
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Same-Day Access
You shouldn’t have to choose between a specialist’s depth and a same-day appointment. We keep both.
Adult Medicine, Trained for Complexity
Internal medicine is a distinct specialty, not just another name for primary care. Dr. Yashsavi Sharad, DO, and Dr. Krupa Gandhi, MD, are both board-certified internists who continue to practice as hospitalists — managing complex, high-acuity inpatient cases alongside their work at Radiant Primary Care. That hospital-level training carries into your outpatient visit too: when your case involves multiple conditions, medication interactions, or an unclear diagnosis, you’re seeing a doctor who handles that complexity regularly, not occasionally.
Internal medicine residency is years focused entirely on adult medicine — no pediatrics or obstetrics rotations diluting the training. That focus matters most as your health picture gets more layered over time: chronic disease management, polypharmacy, and the way conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease interact with each other.
Most patients are seen within 24 hours, in-person in Millburn or by telehealth, with the same doctor following your case over time instead of a rotating cast of providers.
Common Questions
What’s the difference between internal medicine and family medicine?
Family medicine physicians train across pediatrics, obstetrics, and adult care. Internal medicine physicians train exclusively in adult medicine for the full length of residency. Both are legitimate primary care options — internal medicine is generally a strong fit for adults, especially those managing multiple chronic conditions.
Do you only see patients with complex medical conditions?
No. We see patients for routine annual physicals and preventive care too. Internal medicine training just means that if your case does become more complex over time — multiple conditions, medication changes, an unclear symptom — you don’t need to switch doctors or get referred out for that depth.
What does it mean that Dr. Sharad and Dr. Gandhi are hospitalists?
Both physicians continue to practice as hospitalists, managing inpatient care for hospitalized patients with complex, high-acuity conditions, in addition to seeing patients at Radiant Primary Care. That ongoing hospital-level experience informs how they manage complexity in the office.
Do you accept my insurance, and how do I book?
We accept Medicare, Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare, and several other major plans, plus self-pay options. Patients searching for an internal medicine doctor near Millburn, Short Hills, Maplewood, or Springfield, NJ can usually be seen within 24 hours — book online or call (973) 309-6192.